Energy and Buildings - v. 11, n. 1-3 (März 1988)

Erschienen:	März 1988

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Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Ballinger, John A.	The 5 star design rating system for thermally efficient, comfortable housing in Australia	65-72
Trenkle, Rolf	The absorption of solar energy in a courtyard	309-317
Hokoi, Shuichi / Matsumoto, Mamoru	An analysis of stochastic properties of the heating load in an intermittently air-conditioned building	259-266
Matsumoto, Mamoru / Iwamae, Atsushi	An analysis of temperature and moisture variations in the ground under natural climatic conditions	221-237
Matsumoto, Mamoru / Kotera, Norihiko	An analysis of the heat storage process in wet soil solved as a coupled problem	239-247
Lohmeyer, A. / Fasslrinner, H. / Schmitt, H. / Fehrenbach, K.	Case study: Quantitative determination of the pedestrian comfort near a high-rise building	149-156
Sterten, Arne K.	Climate and weather protection systems in settlement planning in the Arctic regions of Northern Norway	23-32
Beckröge, Wolfgang	Climate as a factor of a planning project — Demonstrated by the example of Dortmund Bornstrasse	129-135
Bründl, Werner	Climate function maps and urban planning	123-127
Zrudlo, Leo R.	A climatic approach to town planning in the Arctic	41-63
Potchter, Oded	Climatic aspects in rural settlement development in hot, arid zones: A case study of the Central Jordan Valley	73-89
Hoyano, Akira	Climatological uses of plants for solar control and the effects on the thermal environment of a building	181-199
Hoppe, Peter	Comfort requirements in indoor climate	249-257
Herz, R. K.	Considering climatic factors for urban land use planning in the Sahelian zone	91-101
Moriyama, Masakazu / Matsumoto, Mamoru	Control of urban night temperature in semitropical regions during summer	213-219
Pressman, Norman	Developing climate-responsive winter cities	11-22
Bächlin, W. / Plate, E. J.	The dispersion of accidentally released gases in a built-up area	163-169
Wilmers, Fritz	Green for melioration of urban climate	289-299
Kroeling, P.	Health and well-being disorders in air-conditioned buildings; comparative investigations of the "Building Illness" syndrome	277-282
Erhorn, Hans	Influence of meteorological conditions on inhabitants' behaviour in dwellings with mechanical ventilation	267-275
Wegner, D. / Hassid, S. / Porehh, M.	Investigation of the thermal performance of passive solar popular apartments in Israel using small-scale physical models	301-308
Bitan, A.	The methodology of applied climatology in planning and building	1-10
Madsen, Henrik / Thyregod, Poul	Modelling the time correlation in hourly observations of direct radiation in clear skies	201-211
Wisse, J. A.	A philosophy for teaching wind in the built environment	157-161
Nowicki, Maciej	Planning of industrial sites in a city from the point of view of air pollution control	171-179
Mayer, Helmut	Results from the research program "STADTKLIMA BAYERN" for urban planning	115-121
Bodmann, H. W. / Eberbach, K. / Reuter, P.	Roof lighting and sun protection	283-287
Børve, Anne Brit	Settlement and housing design with special regard to local climatic conditions in cold and polar regions — examples from Northern Norway	33-39
Oke, T. R.	Street design and urban canopy layer climate	103-113
Katzschner, Lutz	The urban climate as a parameter for urban development	137-147

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